re: If someone else is considerately ordering food on your behalf

You sound like a little bitch

Your food got the special sauce.

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First time ordering for the wife, eh?

Learn the lesson and have her order her own shite next time.

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better yet, if the OP is ordering for multiple people (including women) let them know what the ladies are ordering ahead of time and that its non-negotiable. they can get their special sauce with extra soy vegan impossible meat on their own time.

but the OP deserves criticism for agreeing to place an order for 1] women who are picky 2] twats like the poster pooturd who want a customized white gloves order from the office douchebag food ordering guy

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The melt continues, no but OP has a very valid point, if someone offers to grab you a bite don't order like a 5 year old, you just seem butthurt

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I concede that the example he gave about getting a number such and such, but substitute the sauce from something else, with a different side, etc, is pretty ridiculous. But where is the line drawn?

At the end of the of the day though, if I offered to order somebody food, I’d order what the what. Now buying someone dinner and them ordering something twice as expensive as they’d typically get, that would piss me off

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twats like the poster pooturd who want a customized white gloves order from the office douchebag food ordering guy

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I admit, I’ve been known to substitute an extra toast rather than coleslaw from Canes. I am deeply sorry to everyone I’ve hurt

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I admit, I’ve been known to substitute an extra toast rather than coleslaw from Canes. I am deeply sorry to everyone I’ve hurt

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That's not really the same thing. Plus you're ordering on your own.

I feel like an a-hole when I go out to eat while doing keto.

Maybe I’m just simple folk but I just order what the menu has. I hate when people over complicate shite with substitutions.

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Hey I'm going to get burgers for all 12 of us. OK, I'll take one pickle, no mustard, an extra slice of cheese and no ice in my drink

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If it were only that easy - we went to eat Mexican food one night as a family - my kids, husband, and I ordered faster than my BIL. Everything had to be put ‘on the side’ enchilada sauce on the side, taco on the side, green onions on the side, sour cream and guacamole (that was supposed to go on the taco) - on the side

He had more plates than we did!!!

I don't think I have ever gone out to eat with my wife that she doesn't request a change from the menu. I almost never change anything, except no rice in my gumbo.